Senate Democrats call for bipartisan probe into DOJ's new fund for victims of alleged government weaponization
Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee called on chairman Mike Crapo to launch a bipartisan investigation into the Justice Department's new fund for victims of alleged government weaponization.
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